everyone wants to get vaccinated. and the g-20 wraps up with a global commitment to fight economic crisis. but that's not what everyone's talking about. how iran stole the spotlight at the summit. good morning washington saturday starts right now. >> hi, and good morning, washington. thanks for joining us on this saturday, september 26. we're going to get to this morning's top stories in a moment. but first, a quick check of the saturday forecast. adam caskey live in the weather center. it feels pretty good out there. are they going to stick around? >> it feels great. though it's not going to necessarily look too great. if you have the outdoors activity planned for this afternoon and tonight, you may want to head indoors because we are looking at some of the heaviest rain that we've seen in several weeks probably coming our way later on today. but first, let's talk

temperature. martins burgh, 607. dew points are low. low humidity. comfortable start to our day. reagan national is at 61. we have a few showers to talk about. let's go to our storm scan. area of low pressure moving to the we have not and its cold front. already some shower action pushing through west virginia on towards the shenandoah valley. some of those morning actions in west virginia, it looks like it's going to hit us in a couple of hours but it's falling apart as it hits the ridge of high pressure over ihedigbo. but that ridge is only going to protect us this morning. otherwise, that plume of moisture is going to push on in throughout the midday and especially afternoon evening and overnight hours. we could be talking about a half an inch or more tomorrow morning. here's the forecast for today. mainly gray skies. a little bit of sunshine. 68, the high temperature. well below average. most of the rain holding off until the afternoon and especially this evening.

but a few sprinkles out west. >> thank you for that. today, the question is why? why did a family of four have to die? police found the victims in their home in their 300 block of contour road in mt. airy last night. that's when john gonzalez has the latest on this gruesome discovery. well, just a twrerble situation here. it is still very early in the investigation. we understand police found the body at around 5:40 friday afternoon. it took them about four hours to obtain a search warrant. eventually, they went back into the home to do a thorough investigation. they tell us this appears to a husband and a wife and their two young children. a basketball hoop and a for sale sign stand in the front yard from outside this home looks like all the others on this quiet mt. airy street but a discovery has neighbors shaken and stunned. >> i just felt empty inside. >> after not flaring the family for a couple of days, a friend

stopped by to see if everything and everyone was ok. well, they weren't. by then, it was too late. the family friend saw one of the bodies through the window and called the police more >> the issue of murder-suicide is on the list of potents that investigators are considering but it is just far too early to make any kind of determination like that. >> police say an adult woman and male were found along with a teenage boy and a young girl. >> just terrible that something would overwhelm a family like that and have something to end it all the children. the children is the worst part. >> the boy was in sports. he played football. the girl was kind of quiet. but it's very, very sad. today is a very, very sad day. >> neighbor deborah naples attended high school with the boy, believed to be about 14 years old, a freshman. >> he was a nice kid. he was like very outgoing. he played football for the freshman team. >> we understand the young girl

was in the first grade. police are not release identities or cause of death but it does appear to be murder-suicide. there is no active search for a suspect. >> and of course we'll keep you updated in the action. do not be alarmed if you see emergency responses. they're holding drills in the city. this training is part of national preparedness month. if you take metro this weekend, expect delays on the orange line. track maintenance could add up to 30 minutes to your trip. trains will be single tracking between the she everly and stadium armory station all day today and tomorrow. drivers on the beltway should find smooth sailing. all lanes are opened after complete closer caused overnight delays. richard reed tells us what the construction is all about.

>> in tyson's corner, busy even at night. >> build and it they'll come. >> the bright lights and transit billboard warning of a beltway shutdown. >> you don't know what's going on because all the construction and lane change >> as of midnight, the iner and outer ploop were shut down completely. >> the traffic regularly is always ridiculous and for them to shut it down completely is not going to be worth it. >> many drivers like raul. >> i come from the land where nothing moves. >> finding out the plan to move the distribution lines 150 north out of the path of the rail to dulles proct. >> there's a minor amount of opportunity to set aside to get something for a greater lane that's worth it. >> some of the lines crisscross the beltway. at least four 30-minute closures. jennifer evans hopes the improvements will be worth it. >> no matter what they do around here, they build things and

people still fill up the available space with cars anyway. >> and this is how it looked just before midnight. traffic still moving in one lane. but shut down completely. by the midnight hour, they continue doing this right through 5:00 p.m. we're -- a.m. we're going to this activity through the year 2013. >> are you looking to fight off the plu? aren't we all? nova medical is holding a drive-thru flu clinic frick 10:00-3:00. it will cost $25 while nearly all the flu case out there right now are the swine flu. health experts say it's critical to get vaccinated now for the seasonal flu and later for the h1n1 when those shots become available next month. >> h-1 may welling not last for the entire flu season. it may go down and when it goes down, the other types of flu may come up. so it's important to have both

seasonal protection and h-1 protection. >> a new national poll finds only 40% of parents plan to vaccinate their kids against h1n1. locally, some hospitals are requiring that health care workers get the swine flu vaccine, something that employees and union are objected to. very few doctors and nurses choose to get vaccinated eac year. president obama says leaders from the world's top 20 economies are united in fixing the global market. the g-20 summit wrapped up in pittsburgh with agreements to keep stimulus plan going in several countries, to keep the recovery from derailing. the second day of the summit put the heat on iran. the u.s., britain, and france are demanding iran come clean on its nuclear plan and if iran doesn't agree to international inspections, president obama says military action could be next. a bribery scandal could be

growing for a top aid to a powerful d.c. councilman. councilman jim graham's chief of staff has been dieted for taking trips and bribes for influencing agents. agents who raided graham's office were looking for papers related to fiesta d.c. d.c. is latina festival. the organization has seen a huge increase in city grants. >> the dots don't connect. you can throw all this information up but it doesn't connect. >> that "washington post" -- "the washington post" reports the 18-month long probe included wiretaps and a letter to his stits. councilman graham said he did not engage in illegal barrel. he has postponed a hearing on pending taxi cab legislation. it is 6:09. 60 degrees outside. still to come on good morning washington saturday, chilly new details from the f.b.i. about the bomb squad on new york city.

>> i would get rid of them if i could. i waning to one falling on my chest or my head. >> but first, this stink bug infestation around washington. adam's going to let us know if infestation around washington. adam's going to let us know if we're going to need our chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150.

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>> the 26th day of september. the last weekend in september. adam caskey here with your forecast. we'll start off with the doppler radar 7 radar. harrisonburg and charlottesville. light rain in that area. otherwise, we're high and high. mostly cloudy to start our day. right now, 61 at reagan national. and andrews air force base at

56. so here's your forecast today. a big plume of moisture pushing into our region later on. despite some limited morning sun and some late-day showers, heavy at times through the night, upper 60's. today, warmer. tomorrow, mid 60's. pretty. >> looking forward to sunday. this next story is going to make your skin crawl. the invasion of the stink bugs is underway. homeowners across the d.c. area are dealing with large numbers of the brown bugs and the problem is only expected to get worse. the bugs which don't bite creep into homes as you can see there. cracks and crevices and can release oily odor. >> they're awful. i hate them. and i know they're only going to get worse as the winter goes on. >> everywhere. you open the door for a split second, they just start coming in. >> the problem is already so bad in the a local paes control company is urging people not to

waste their money on an exterminator. experts say you can weather stripping, caulking and, and sealing all of the cracks. and do not smash them because they will smell terrible. it is now 6:13. 60 degrees outside. still to come, in the west, a string of suspicious wildfires. plus, the latest on the deadly flood to our south. you're watching good morning washington saturday. we'll bewe

>> hi, and good morning to you. here's a look at some of this morning's top stories. a 16-year-old is under arrest in southern california accused in more than a dozen arsons that sparked wildfires dating back to 2006 when the suspect was just 13. authorities say the teen is facing several charges. this morning, tylenol is recalling some children's and

infant tylenol made between april and june of 2008. bacteria was found in the raw material of an ingredient but not bacteria were found in the finished product. the recall is just a precaution. and a college freshman from annapolis has died after a lightning strike at a north carolina beach. he was swimming and surfing with a group of friends when lightning struck the water. it took hours to find the teen's body. he was a student at the university of north carolina at wilmington. a terror plot on the quantico a routine base is several uncovered this week. the f.b.i. arrested the suspects in north carolina earlier this summer but they just released how extensive the plans were to attack u.s. troops here and abroad. meanwhile, a denver man is now in the city agent say he planned to bomb. prosecutor says the suspect is on the verge of unleashing his attack on the new york on the seven anniversary until he was

tipped off by police surveillance. lindsey davis has more. >> friday evening, this 24-year-old arrived in new york, the same city federal agents say he and other suspects plan to attack. >> i think this is as close as we have come since 9/11 to having a major terrorist attack on u.s. territory. >> he was initially charged in colorado with lying to a federal agent but those charges were dropped on friday. he now faces more serious terrorism charges in new york. officials say he shopped attributey stores for bomb supplies that contained in the same ingredients used in the london attacks. >> it's so readily available and it flies under the radar when you purchase it he may have planned to put several bombs on or around the seven anniversary but federal authorities spoil that plan and two unrelated terror plots around the country. >> honestly, i'm thankful but

it's a bit frightening. there could be another guy out there doing the same thing. thousands of people were inside this skyscraper when the f.b.i. said the 19-year-old and an illegal imgrand was trying to blow it up. but it was a sting operation. the bomb was fake and so were the explosives in springfield, illinois, where the f.b.i. was coord knitting another sting operation. officials say this man, michael citizenton was trying to blow up the federal courthouse. in both the illinois and dallas cases, decoys were gen for men posing as al qaeda operatives. >> there are two more arrests in the beating death of a d.c. pieria owner. police arrested two men and charged them with last month's murder of a 44-year-old inside the pizza mall in northeast.

a third suspect was arrested shortly after the crime. police think it was a green card marriage deal gone sour. annapolis democrats have have a new nominee in the race for mayor. the democratic central committee selected josh coen last night. he came in a close second. pier withdrew wednesday amid controversies over financial matter. he will face chris fox in november. there will be a replaying ceremony this morning at mt. vernon in remembrance of the slaves who lived at george washington's virginia home. it will feature dramatic readings, performances and music on the historic property. george mason university is first in line in virginia to get millions of dollars to pay for upgrades at the fairfax and prince williams services. they received a total or $40

million in financing for the energy leasing program vice president biden is promising federal aid for georgia residents reeling from devastating floods. at least 11 deaths are blamed on the severe weather that swept across georgia, alabama and tennessee. they have months of cleanup ahead of them. something flood-weary residents in louisville, kentucky, know all too well. they la rece reports. >> we will go light on the bleach. >> the smell of mold is still strong after this river park basement flooded. volunteers are here to help them. >> and this is only one example. >> we do have 200 homes remaining to be visited and cleaned and sanitized. >> metro united ways took 1,200 calls of this kind after the august 4 flash flood. >> near the areas where most of the houses are. >> now with more homes to clean,

more volunteers like these are needed. >> dan hurdle returned from arkansas to help for a second time. >> when i went home, i just felt like the lord urged me to come back and he had plans for me to do this. >> shalala rece reported. devastating to see all that video and georgia and kentucky. >> and flooding is one of the hardest distancers to clean up from too. >> horrible. >> how is our weather here? i hope much better. >> it's going to be a good drink for your lawn and garden. >> good. >> let's twist it nicely. >> i'm not going to have the pump in the basement. >> no. it will be a good healthy rainfall. good steady rain late around this afternoon through responsibility into tomorrow. unfortunate for outdor event and plans later today. it will be a good healthy rain.

myersville at 56. in falls church, it's 58. stafford right now. and even 59. dew point numbers in the low to mid 50's. behind the cold front that we had a few days ago, it's going to remain comfortable through the next few days and we have another cold front on tap to move through early next week causing some big changes as well. chevy chase is 58. arlington 60. martinsburg, 60. let's go to our storm scan. we have a few showers on elkins, wsm some moderate rain into western virginia. a few late showers to the southeastern from harrisburg towards charlottesville and roaching richmond. that action will stay to our south this morning. but notice this blob of rain on the radar screen pushing east. it's rush running into a ridge of high pressure. it's not going to make too much

progression. most of the ray, most of the moisture is still out to our westnd still developing. this action is in the midsection of the country. look at this plume of moisture. just arcing up and into the mid atlantic light now. that will continue to march our way. and we'll see most of our rain later on this afternoon through the evening and into early tomorrow. so let's go to the service map. we have this area of low pressure passing through our region. cold front moving through. not going to do so much temperature-wise. the area of low pressure will cause off and on showers by. then this cold front will come in screaming behind that area of low pressure for early next week. probably a late monday frontal passage and behind that cold front, we will have cooler and fall-like conditions for the middle and latter half of next week. for tod, becoming rainy. a little bit of morning sunshine. don't let that get you too excited because overall, a

fairly gray day. now the rain showers will be earlier out west. so probably some midday showers in the shenandoah valley. rain, downpours. low to mid 60's. tomorrow, despite a few morning light rain showers, most of it should be out of here by lunchtime tomorrow. and we'll be off to sunshine. we will salvage a pretty good sunday with highs in the mid 70's. and behind that monday cold front, breezy on tuesd. that doesn't say fall, i don't know what does. >> adam, thank you so much. still to come on "good morning washington saturday," pushing the criticism aside, the redskins get ready for their real challenge on the gridiron against the lions. and imagine getting locked inside a metro station after hours. we'll tell you the tale of four commuters. "good morning washington saturday" will be ri" will b (announcer) what the world needs now is energy. the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges

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>> good morning to you. this sunday, the redskins say their chief opponents will be on

the field in detroit and hopefully not in the stands or in front of tv's at home. here's a preview the game and more in your morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. the redskins at this point are just going to have to put off the criticism and concentrate. get to work and beat the detroit lions. two of their most important players on the offensive side will be ready to go. reportedly, clinton portis has been hobbled with bone spurs on his ankle. he reportedly will start against the lions. jason campbell will start with an ankle sprain. suffered in the rams game. he is near 100% and will start. campbell has turned a deaf ear to all the criticism and he has made sure doing all they can to get better. >> we know we need to improve on. we knee how to get before. we can't start focusing on things that have been said about us as a team or as an

individual. then you will start to believe and it that's something you don't need to do. >> friday night is high school football night. robinson taking on herndon. 58 yards touchdown for robinson. in 7-0. connor wiley will get loose. and scamper. 20 yards. robinson all over herndon. final score, 35-14. have a great day, everybody. >> thank you for that. maryland sports teams now have a new code of conduct. it was spurred by a dispute during a high school football game between dunbar and western maryland. dunbar forfeited after the coach alleged players on the mostly white team used racial slurs against black dunbar players. maryland puts respect for diversity at the top of its new code of conduct. your time is 6:29. still ahead in our next half-hour, searching for a

motive in a maryland family tragedy after two children and their parents were found dead in their home. and the clock is ticking to get government help on your down payment. how home buyers are racing to close the sale. second half-hour "good morning washington saturday" starts right now. >> hi and good morning washington. it's 6:30 on this saturday morning. i'm kourtney robinson in for pamela brown. a quick look at our forecast. adam cassie fist the weather center with details. adam, make that rain go away. >> i wish i could. i've get a good friend out in loudoun county who has wedding planned for later on today and they want it to be outside and celebrating. unfortunately, they'll be moved indoors for most of the night time hours. but it will -- showers. it will be a good drink for our lawns and gardens across the

region. should be a healthy rainfall. one that we haven't seen in probably a few weeks around here. notice this plume of moisture pushing in the midsection of our country. graphics. right now, it's comfortable outside. near 60 degrees. look at that area of low pressure. that's pushing eastward through our region today. in terms of the timing of the rain, around lunchtime, a few rain showers in shenandoah valley. afternoon and evening, most of the rain will move in and a few heavy showers and downpours later on tonight and into early tomorrow morning. and the cold front moving in on monday changing the femerling department for much of next week. there's that aa of low pressure. a limited sunshine early this morning. otherwise, a fairly gray day. highs in the upper 60's. around one and a half inches possible. more later when it's all said and done. >> all right. this morning, maryland state police are declaring a frederick

county home a murder scene. police found four family members dead inside a home in mt. airy. kathy park is there with the latest development. kathy, good morning to you. >> good morning, kourtney. neighbors described this area as relatively quiet. you can image the shock when the news of this spread. police told us each person in the house behind me sustained trauma. no word as to how exactly that happened. as of last night, investigators told us there is no active search for a suspect. neighbors in this mt. airy community are still in disbelief. >> i just felt empty inside. it's off. >> police say a call came in friday afternoon reporting a bod through the window of this split level home. the concerned friend made the discovery after going days without hearing from the family. by 5:30, authorities found four bodies, a man, a woman, plus a teenage boy and a young girl. >> the issue of murder-suicide

is certainly on that list of possibilities that investigators are considering but it is far too early to make any kind of determination like that. >> authorities are not searching for a suspect and are telling the community that there is no further threat but the shocking news still has many people shaken. >> just terrible that something would overwhelm a family hike that and have something like this to be the end result. the children. the children is the worst part. >> deborah naples when to school with the boy believed on a freshman. >> she was a nice -- he was a nice kid. he was very outgoing. he played football for the freshman team. >> back here live, you can see that the house is currently for sale. an online listing shows that the house was just reduced to $269,000. police have to the released any names at this time. neighbors who knew the family described them as being kind and sweet.

>> just terrible. kathy, thank you so much. two workers in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. they were badly burned in an electrical fire -- wire yesterday. firefighter says the two were installing fiber op tib cable when the fire broke out and caught on tape again. take a lack at this. it seems thieves wanted for using firefighting tools to brea into an a.t.m. machine in d.c. and prince george's county have struck again. surveillance cameras captured two masked man walking into an common station monday. police say it took them 30 seconds to break open the a.t.m., steal the cash and run away. investigators believe they're responsible for 15 similar thefts. fire raced through an empty white house in prince george's county. thick smoke could be found pouring through the roof. investigators are trying to determine just how the fire

started. montgomery college officials say a review will not find the problem. the president called for an interim audit for corporate credit cards and me wake of a scandal. school trustees voted to remove brian johnson for his controversial and some sala wish spending practices. the real estate market may be struggling but that is not the case in our area. first-time home buyers are scrambling to find homes, condos and town homes so they can qualify for an $8,000 tax credit before it expires. some say they are unable to find homes in their price range but demand is outpacing supply. >> certainly is a challenge now but at the end of the day, it's better than it was in 2008 and the interest rates are low, the programs are there. >> experts say multiple offers are leading to higher home prices. and buyers are also having trouble getting loans as some properties in our area are not

eligible for government-backed loans. they made their last train, but almost had to spend the night in the station of van dorin street station. the manager accidentally locked four metro riders in the station. the manager thought this last train had come in through and locked up. about 30 minutes after he left, the train pulled in, the four customers found they couldn't get out. they ultimately called metro police to unlock the gates. metro is gaying and they say this situation is very rare. two schools in harrisburg, virginia dealing with a possible swine flu outbreak. almost 80 students are staying home with flu-like symptoms. both buildings are being scrub. none of the cases have been confirmed as h1n1 because the tests, they're too expensive. and starting today, d.c.'s bending road trash transfer station will no longer accept

resident drop-off. electronics will -- the d.c. department of public works says budget cuts on mccormick road will be the only one providing those services. and book lovers, get ready today. it's going to the ninth annual national book festival. presidenand mrs. obama will be the honorary chairs to the event bringing authors, poets to the mall. festival gores can meat their favorite horse -- meet their favorite books. it's now 6:36. 60 degrees outside. feeling good. still ahead on "good morning washington saturday," rpassing a milestone and not one national fans really want. sport is next. and a surprise meeting between lib yes' leader and a family members of a locker bishop lib yes' leader and a family members of a locker bishop bombing.

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>> welcome back to "good morning washington saturday." you can see a little orange hue for the horizon there as the sun is preparing to pop up in about 21 minutes exactly. 7:00 a.m. is sunrise for today. i want to cut to last superdoppler 7 radar. some action on the radar screen but we are anticipating much more rain later on today. right now south of winchester, a light sprinkle. and from elkins towards haisburg, north of stanton and into charlottesville, another light shower. front royal, south of front royal and culpepper county, a few light sprinkles. a few off and on light sprinkles west of the metro area through lunch time. as our forecast shows, much of the rain will be this afternoon and evening and off and on through the nighttime hours and

downpours tonight and into tomorrow. highs in the upper 60's. an inch half, possibly more, by the time it's all said and done. and some sunshine for the latter half of our sunday. so we do have some improvements after the soggy weather. mid 70's tomorrow. >> for right now, it looks beautiful outside. the nationals, they may not have a winning record but fans will be able to score winning tickets. the team will lower prices on season tickets for the 2010 tickets. here's more. >> two moneys to play -- minutes to play and maryland beats north carolina 1-0, your final last night. and that's sports. have a good day, everybody. >> some local students got a big surprise after pep talk from magic johnson. >> believe me. education is your key for your path in life. a guy from the neighborhood

righting from the get-go said -- now your friends don't buy into your goals and they don't encourage you to go after your goal. >> the basketball star stopped by belle multi-cultural high school to talk about entrepreneurship, community and goals. afterwards, he met with the students one-on-one. best buy and magic johnson awarded the school $1,500. the time now, we have 6:40 1. still ahead, disturbing new details on the death of a door to door census taker and a wrap of the g-20 summit.

>> hi and good morning to you. 6:45. time to look at this morning's top stories. the man who was a census workers tells the associated press it was a gruesome scene. he was naked and bound and gagged with duct tape. police say the word fat was sprawled across this chest. police are searching for a motive in the death. vice president joe biden tore towered florida and he promised state federal assistance. at least 11 people died in the storms. other affected residents may not be able to return home for months. comedian conan o'brien is in the hospital this morning. "the tonight show" host will be recovering well and joking he only remembers enjoying the play with mrs. lincoln. the leader of the country blamed

for the lockerbie bombing has met with some of the victim families. qaddafi told two of the victims he's sorry for their loss. 240 people were killed in the bombing of pan am flight 103. the only person convicted was lib yafment be aware this morning. metro area emergency agencies are preparing for distance irrunning drizzles on exercise simulating bombing. you'll likely see and hear that in alexandra, arlington, loudoun, and prince williams county. district authorities are doing the same thing part of the national preparedness month. the white house is admitting for the first time it might to the be able to close guantanamo bay prison by obama. a lengthy review of files and questions may actually delay the closing. iran's president insists his country is complying with u.n.

rules on disclosing. it's uranium facilities. but at the g-20, leaders call that a lie. here's more. >> the president piss danning from iran's full disclosure on its nuclear program after revelations from a secret nuclear facility. teheran has a choice. >> are they willing to go down the path, which i think ultimately will loo ed to greater protest and security for iran or -- prosperity and security for iran or a path leading to confrontation. >> it's located on a military base and protected round-the-clock by armed guards and designed to hold only 300 centrifuges to enrich uranium. this intelligence convinced officials they are building

secret site to manufacture fuels for nuclear bombs. they say the world's atomic watchdog after it was caught red-handed. >> it was very strong circumstantial evidence that iran's intention are to build a weapon. >> iranian president down play these revelations that drew international condemnation. >> confronted by serial desession of many years the international community news choice today but to draw a line in the sand the president has not ruled out a military option but he expressed his presence for more diplomacy. >> abc7's exclusive survey u.s.a. poll finds the mayor and his stits. 51% of the people surveyed say they disapprove of the job he's doing. 40% approve. and 9% say they aren't sure. we asked if the.

more focused on the community's needs than his own career. 58% felt he was more focus on his own career a remembrance concert will honor fallen heroes on the national mall the barbecue and picnic begins at 2:00 and children will self-gold medals of remembrance. this will be the nation's largest gold star family event with a survivor or -- survivor or every descent -- descendent. 60 degrees outside. >> it's going to be a soggy one later on today. in a good soaking for the lawns and gardens across our region. nothing like what we see later on today compared to the other days. first, our storm scan. notice that area of light rain from elkins, west virginia, southeastward through harrisburg

and on to charlottesville and richmond. a few sprinkles south of front yal at this time and south of winchester. that will the case throughout most of our viewing areas. just a few sprinkles here and there. brief showers around the blue ridge and on the shenandoah valley. i'm gone to widen out this view for you and show you a picture of what's going of course we have a low pressure pushing through the mid atlantic later today. associated with an area of low pressure, is this big plume of moisture streaming from our region from the southwest and gulf of mexico. coming up and arcing. and should make a turn right into the west virginia, virginia, d.c., and maryland area later on today. you can see this big batch of moisture continuing to develop much of kentucky. they've seen heavy downpours. i am expecting heavy downpours later this evening and into

tonight. lighter rain start the midday and especially afternoon hours. ok. so let's go to the graphics and take a look at this system another view here. area of low pressure will fly northeast. most of the rain for the metro area will hold off until mid to late afternoon hours. this will moving from the west to the east. western metro, jewel yule have the rain earlier. east of the metro, you'll hold off until dinner time. in terms of accumulations, what can we expect? for the most part, i think average around an inch and a half. higher accumulations within some of the embedded downpours. one to two inches expect for our region. and further to the west and west virginia, two inches or more with this thick plume of moisture. it's very comfortable outside. temperatures around 60 degrees. marshall, culpepper as well. 61 in fair fact.

investigators burgh, cooler. we're on our way to the 60's. showers and downpours through the night. temperatures not bulging much through to the clouds and rain showers. low to mid 60's tonight. tomorrow, early morning rain for you. if you go in to the first match of the evening, get the umbrella. otherwise, the sky will clear by the midday. so opposite sunshine. sudden, comfortable temperatures. a good chance to dry out. mid 70's tomorrow. and a cold front on monday drops our temperatures to fall-like conditions. upper 60's. >> maybe because of the rain. i will put away all the summer clothes. >> it's that time of the year where we get a brief warmup and

we getrush back down. >> all right. adam, thank you. still to come this morning, tickets don't go on sale until morning tomorrow, but fans are already lining. for the michael jackson documentary. a preview next and one last

>> they have stood in line line at the jackson family home. tonight, they sit for tickets. jamal met jackson years ago and he said this three daye pilgrimmage is his way to pay respects. >> it's more than a movie because i got to see what he has in store for all of us fans. >> these people want to see the film across the street from staples center where most of movie was shot. the first 500 will get actual tickets to london concert series that never happened. >> we want that ticket. that they will be giving away and tonight the first 500

people. >> the concert promoter notified fans of this special offer through an e-mail that went out to people who registered to tickets to jackson's memorial back in july. >> they're probably in very good shape. the problem is if they use it to promote all of their other products, then people have inadvertently opted in to being markets to things they don't have personal interests. >> a.i.g. fans say they can always opt out. >> we don't want people to hesitate thinking that we're going to give their e-mail address ay. >> this is it features never before seen pictures of jackson's rehearsal. the musicians and dancers featured reflected on the bittersweet occasion. >> it's going to be emotional for me to see that movie but it's going to be a rare glimpse to the king of pop doing what he does best, putting his live show together. i don't think that's ever been

shown in the world. >> indonesia's biggest baby is the country's biggest star. the 19.2-pound baby was born monday on c-section. crowds have been flocked to the hospital. the newborn received excessive glucose resulting his extreme weight. he is believed to be indonesia's heaviest but not the world's heaviest. that baby was 22 1/2 pounds. >> to give you a sense of this, my 9-month-old is about 20 pounds. the kid's 19 point whatever. newborn. amazing. >> but he's so cute. >> i know he is. >> want to mench his cheeks. >> yeah. seven-day forecast. rain holding off the afternoon and evening. tomorrow, we'll salva some sunshine by lunchtime. highs tomorrow, mid 70's. same with monday. tuesday, cooler air pushing in.

breezy and fall-like for much of next week. tuesday through thursday, upper 60's. >> that does it for "good morning washington saturday." y." chevy silverado.

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